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Workshop on good journalistic practices: Indigenous Women and Terricide: virtual and free
Offered virtually, it is free but requires prior registration. Instructors: Moira Millán, Elena Corvalán, and Concepción Oviedo.
Does work change trans and transvestite people, or do they change work?
Does work change trans people or do trans people change work? Victoria Stéfano tells in the first person the meaning, challenges and power of trans labor inclusion, from her role at El Molino Fábrica Cultural (Santa Fe, Argentina).
Tehuel de la Torre is not at home and is not in the media either
Why are the acts of violence that the Inter-American Commission on Human Rights calls prejudice-based not made visible and massively condemned?
Lia García, the Mexican writer who narrates trans childhoods
"It's crucial that trans people write our own history and are its protagonists." Interview with Lía García, educator, artivist, and transfeminist writer, author of Childhood Fighting the Virus.
The verdict is approaching for Vicky Hernández, a trans activist murdered in Honduras
Family members and colleagues of Vicky Hernández, activists and organizations await the Inter-American Court of Human Rights' ruling against the State of Honduras for the murder of the trans activist perpetrated between June 28 and 29, 2009.
A podcast about lesbian motherhood.
Listen to the latest episode of the podcast "Motherhood through Violet Glasses".
Lesbian Visibility Day: The conflicts of being openly lesbian
Like any commemorative date, this one prompts us to reflect on the place that lesbians and their political struggles have occupied in the public sphere. What purpose does visibility serve in the current context? What dilemmas does it present us with?
She was arrested on a 33-year-old warrant: all the lives of trans activist Ivanna Aguilera
The trans activist and survivor of the dictatorship was “detained” days ago in Córdoba by an arrest warrant from 1988, based on a contravention code that has not existed since 2016 and an article repealed in 1994.
Workplace discrimination against people living with HIV: an invisible and everyday problem in Argentina
From disguised layoffs to being rejected in pre-employment medical exams, these are complaints that are difficult to bring to justice. It is a constant and silenced problem that worsened during the pandemic.
Qom environmental defender Bernarda Pesoa reports death threats in Paraguay
Bernarda Pesoa, leader of the Santa Rosa community of the Qom people and territorial and environmental defender of the Paraguayan Chaco, has once again received death threats.